Unidentified human youngling

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"No citizens or buildings were harmed by the unidentified starship, although it was reported that a scared youngling dropped his beebleberry ice cream and was inconsolable."
―The Daily Millennium news report[1]

A human youngling with light skin and light hair was present on Coruscant,[1] the Core Worlds city-planet that was the capital of the Galactic Republic,[2] at one point around 178 BBY.[3] He wore a jacket and pants as well as a pair of lighter-colored boots. Each sleeve of his jacket also featured a lighter-toned element.[1]

During the early hours of one Hexaday, while the youngling was having a beebleberry ice cream, he and other people on Coruscant were startled by the starship Tchagra of the Jedi Order, which was being piloted by a group of Jedi apprentices on a mission to rescue the kidnapped brother of apprentice Christina Starspeeder, Victor. As the inexperienced apprentices fought to control the starship during its take-off, the vessel careened through the planet's skies, scaring the youngling and causing him to drop his ice cream. The youngling began crying, with a news report by The Daily Millennium covering the incident noting that the child had become "inconsolable."[1]

Behind the scenes

The human youngling appeared in At Last, Jedi, the 2020 ninth entry in the Star Wars: Jedi Academy non-canon young-reader book series. The book was written by Jarrett J. Krosoczka and Amy Ignatow.[1]

Appearances

Notes and references

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Jedi Academy: At Last, Jedi
  2. ↑ Star Wars Encyclopedia: The Comprehensive Guide to the Star Wars Galaxy
  3. ↑ Jedi Academy establishes that Yoda, who was born in 896 BBY according to Star Wars: Timelines, is seven hundred years old. Therefore, Jedi Academy is set around 196 BBY. Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan, which depicts the 150th annual Lightsaber Fencing Tournament of the Coruscant Jedi Academy, is set during Roan Novachez's next school year after that depicted in Jedi Academy, therefore its events must take place around 195 BBY. Jedi Academy: The Force Oversleeps features the 164th tournament, meaning it must be set around 181 BBY. Furthermore, the events of Jedi Academy: The Principal Strikes Back takes places during Victor Starspeeder's next school year after the one depicted in The Force Oversleeps and therefore around 180 BBY, and, since Jedi Academy: Revenge of the Sis is set around the same time, its events must take place in the same year, as well. Finally, Jedi Academy: At Last, Jedi is set during Christina Starspeeder's second school year after the one depicted in Revenge of the Sis and therefore around 178 BBY.